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Monkee Grip Liquid Chalk

Dry hands. Ready for the next set.

A quick-drying liquid chalk for lifting, climbing and gymnastics. Apply it to your hands for a dry chalk finish, with less loose powder to manage.

(4.6)
$10.00
  • Applies as a liquid and dries to a chalk finish.
  • Low-dust application for your training setup.
  • Easy to wash off after your session.

Liquid Chalk only. Monkee Grips and exercise equipment are sold separately.

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A simple addition to your gym bag

Chalk where you need it. Less loose powder.

Application
Liquid
Once dry
Chalk finish
After training
Wash off

Liquid Chalk is an alternative to carrying loose powder. It can still leave chalk marks on hands and equipment, so check your gym’s chalk policy and clean up after your session.

Prepare your hands

Apply. Let it dry. Get to work.

Follow the directions on your bottle. Give the liquid time to dry before gripping your equipment.

  1. Apply to your palms and fingers as directed on the bottle, and spread it evenly over the areas you use to grip.
  2. Let it dry fully before starting your set. Reapply as needed rather than assuming one application will last your whole session.
  3. Wash it off after training and wipe down any chalk marks on shared equipment.
Liquid Chalk

Build your training setup

Hand preparation meets grip training.

Prepare with Liquid Chalk

Use Liquid Chalk when you want a dry chalk finish on your hands for lifting, climbing, gymnastics or other grip-focused sessions where chalk is permitted.

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Train with Monkee Grips

Monkee Grips change what you hold during hangs, rows and other exercises. Liquid Chalk is a separate accessory; you do not need to own Monkee Grips to use it.

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Before your next session

Does liquid chalk leave any mess?

It produces less loose dust during application than handling powder chalk, but it is still chalk. It can leave marks on hands and equipment. Follow your gym’s rules and wipe down shared equipment.

How long should I wait before training?

Wait until the application has dried fully before gripping your equipment. Follow the directions on your bottle; drying time depends on the amount applied and the conditions.

Will one application last the whole workout?

That depends on your hands, the exercise and the session. Reapply when needed. No fixed number of sets or hours is promised.

Do I need Monkee Grips to use it?

No. Liquid Chalk is a standalone hand-preparation accessory for suitable lifting, climbing and gymnastics sessions. Monkee Grips and exercise equipment are sold separately.

Make hand preparation part of your routine.

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